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22. Qe2 Rab8 23. a5 Bg4
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pinning the knight and making the white queen uncomfortable |
 
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24. Qe3
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? a msitake that leads to no doubt who is in control better was
24. Qd1 Nh7!? and f7-f5 can not be stopped
However now black has a definative way to gain the edge. |
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24... Nxe4
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!! Black plays f7-f5 with a dangerous attack |
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25. Qxe4 f5 26. Qe3 e4 27. Nh4
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the only move because anything else losses massive material |
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27... Nxh4 28. gxh4
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sweet now I have open lines the king. A hunting we will go! |
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28... Bf3
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!! this goes for the win as white is helpless to defend on the g file |
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29. Qf4
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only move white can not allow ...f4! |
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29... Rf6
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Threatening ...Rg6+ |
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30. Qg3 Rbf8
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Now I am threatening 31. ...F4! |
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31. Be2
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?? 31. Bf4 was a must to prevent ...f4 is lossing quickly |
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31... Bxe2 32. Rxe2 f4 33. Bxf4 Rf6xf4
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the rest is pure toture for white |
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34. Kh1 Rg4 35. Qc3 Rf3 36. Re3 Rxf2 37. Rg1 Rxg1+ 38. Kxg1 Qf7
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Threatening mate in two |
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39. Re1
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white finally throws in the towel |
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